Introduction
Rat poisons are strong chemicals used to get rid of rodents like rats and mice. They are among the most dangerous substances commonly present in households. Initially, heavy metals like arsenic were used to control rodent populations, but in the 21st century, anticoagulants have emerged as the predominant choice for rat poison. In cases of rat poisoning, seeking prompt medical attention is crucial (
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Rodenticide Toxicity
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When ingested by humans, either by accident or intentionally, different rat poisons have varying effects on the body. These can include severe metabolic issues, muscular spasms,
heart problems, lung damage,
vomiting,
diarrhea, low blood pressure, and organ damage. Additionally, they may lead to stomach discomfort, nerve problems, hair loss, skin discoloration, seizures, low calcium, and severe metabolic disorders (
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By taking this quiz, one can gain knowledge regarding rat killer poisoning. The quiz consists of ten questions, each accompanied by an explanation of the correct answer.
The topics covered are:
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Another name for rat poison (1✔ ✔Trusted Source
Rodenticide Toxicity
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- Available forms of rat killer poison (2✔ ✔Trusted Source
Rodenticides Fact Sheet
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- Highly toxic rodenticide (3✔ ✔Trusted Source
Rodenticide Poisoning
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- Symptoms in children (4✔ ✔Trusted Source
Effects of bromadiolone poisoning on the central nervous system
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- Effect on brain (5✔ ✔Trusted Source
A fatal case of multi-organ failure in acute yellow phosphorus poisoning
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- Complications
- Treatment (7✔ ✔Trusted Source
Clinical Profile and Outcomes of Rodenticide Poisoning in Tertiary Care Hospital
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- Antidote
- Commonly observed
